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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to the Luncheon Rouge Cycling Podcast, presented by Zwift,

the online cycling platform that makes training fun. Here with the Giro d'Italia stage,

to the time trial, it was originally going to be a prologue back in 2020, the 9K TT around

Budapest, but not a prologue because this is the second stage, vulnerable going into the stage

in the pink jersey, I think 10 to 14 seconds ahead of many of the GC riders and more than 14

ahead of some others with the time split yesterday in that uphill sprint. The big contenders

for the stage, him probably odds on to keep Malia Rosa, but Dumoulin's here, Foss, Sobrero,

Almeida, Athenae did well in the TT last year, Simon Yeats was good in the TT at Paranise,

but no like, no Vanart, no Kuhn, none of those riders as well, but before we get into the results,

we had a pretty exciting day then, we were in the car, we're in the van behind

Hase Lemreza, is that so you say his name right in the Yamavism team then?

Yes, it was quite an experience, there's a lot of things that you can say about being in the car

behind a time trial, a time trailing rider, in a time trial that is as technical as the parkour

that is today, and I think the main thing I want to say is we've had a great driver,

Eddie Baumons, which is like an ex-wider as you enter at the Tour de France, so that's actually

crazy to think about, won the Tour de Hungry back in the days, and he's now driving as around in

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